Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-08
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 with a well selected stOck--it must be vacated, and the goods will be sold at prime cost.
 Dr. J. D. Jordan and family left for Eureka Springs Monday night, Many friends were at the depot to see them off The PIcA- YUNE waits best wishes to them in their new home.
 SEWING MACHINE CHEAP. We have bran new sewing machine, that We will sell at hig discount from regular prices. X first class machine guaranteed. Call at Pro AYUNE office and see it.
 MT. w. G. Marshall of Emmet, gave us an appreciated call yes terday. He has just returned from Webster parish \. La., where he carried his wife to see her mother, Mrs. D. E. Kea, who is seriously i'll.
 Glad to see Mir. F. $ Carson able to be at his store again, after a prOlongued and painful attack of acute rheumatism, caused by a wound in the leg. received at the battle of Chicamauga, in the late war.
 Mr. F. Lafayette Willingham is now assisting MT. Treyillian at his meat market, As be is an expert enoed hand at the business, he will be a valuable assistant. He will be glad to have his old friends call and see him.
 Mrs. NJ. A, Sharp, of Little Rock, left Thursday, after a visit to her daughter here, Mrs. Albert Miner. She will visit her mother at Olathie, Kas., and also relatives in St. Francis county, this State. during the summer.
 Mr, |. H. Brooks, one of Emmet tp., most enterprising farmers, was in town Friday. Glad to learn from him that farmers are getting their crops in good fix, and that they are growing rapidly. He in- formed us he had cotton blooms.
 Messrs. w. F. Armstrong x Co. are clustering the back room of the corner brick, and will soon take out the partition, thus c0nsid. erahly enlarging the house, which will he filled with bran new goods. This is a pushing, entcrprising house.
 Why purge yourseif to death, and weaken your system with drastic ca,hartics, when you can get Bolling's Cherokee Chill Cure that does not produce d single un' pleasant symptom, and breaks the ohills every time. Sold by JnO. NJ. Milburn.
 There were only seventeen per sons up before the Mayor Monday morning. most of them for failure to work the streets, and six or seven for fighting and drunken- ness Saturday night. We regret to learn about a dozen of our boys and young men were drunk on the streets Saturday night.
 M,, sherman Williams, son of MT. - Williams living below town, committed suicide at Brow. er's mill late Sunday afternoon, shooting himself through the head. He was drunk at the time, and whisky caused the suicide. Sev- eral times before he had threaten ed to take his life, while drinking. What strong temperance lecture!
 Capt. W, R, Dasden, of Clancy tp., attended the Ouachita Baptist College commencement last week, He returned yesterday aoc ampa- nien by hls son, ]. II, iiasden, who win spend his vacation at home, We are pleased to learn young MT. Dasden took gold medal on priz e essay, on the subject of "remper. ance." We will publish the es say soon.
 Mg, Ira q. McMillion made glad the editor Monday by handin 2 over a V on adv. account. As our readers know, he travels for the popular house of Wolf < Bro. and is one Qs the most su ccess ful drummers we know. He is now on his second summer tour, and in n few weeks will stop off for some time and take pleasure trip. he informs us.
 Rey. W. F. Quillian, of Ga, who arrived here last Wednesday after noon, and has been preaching morning aud evening since, has been the means in the hands ot God, of doing good work here. His clear and luoid eXpounding of the Scriptures and vivid illustra